The Lions of Marash, by Stanley E. Kerr (Albany, 1973), in 352 searchable and bookmarked pdf pages, with numerous rare photos. A Wikipedia entry (Stanley Kerr) describes the life and activities of this doctor and great humanitarian, who was an eye-witness to the annihilation of the Armenian population of Marash, Turkey, following World War I, and did what he could to save lives: "A clinical biochemist at Walter Reed Hospital, he left the United States in 1919 to serve as a volunteer for Near East Relief. He began his service in Aleppo during an Armenian refugee crisis when many of the survivors of the Armenian Genocide had escaped. He worked as a medical and sanitary officer. He also worked to recover Armenian children from the Kurdish and Turkoman families into which they had been forced." The book is subtitled "Personal experiences with American Near East Relief 1919-1922." This is a major source for the study of the Armenian Genocide. Scanned by Robert Bedrosian.

Contents: Foreword by Bayard Dodge; Preface; Introduction by Richard Hovannisian. 

Part One. Exile and Repatriation; 1. Marash on 20 January 1920; 2. War on the Eastern Front; 3. Resistance at Zeitun and Fundijak; 4. Deportation from Marash; 5. Wartime Relief Work in Aleppo; 6. The Occupation of Cilicia; 7. Rehabilitation; 8. Unrest in Syria 

Part Two. The Marash Rebellion;  9. The French Occupation of Marash; 10. Preparations for Conflict;  11. Assignment to Marash; 12. Harassment of the French; 13. Disaster at Christmas; 14. The Marash Rebellion; 15. Events in the Mission Compound; 16. The Sheikh's Quarter; 17. Devastation and Massacre; 18. Places of Defense and Refuge; 19. Mediation and a Military Reversal; 20. Corneloup's Withdrawal;  21. Betrayal of a Trust; 22. Victory for the Nationalists; 23. A Precarious Peace; 24. The Retreat to Islahiye; 25. The French Evacuation.

Part Three. The Exodus; 26. Restoration of Order; 27. Medical Affairs; 28. The Conflicts at Urfa and Aintab; 29. Muslim-Christian Encounters; 30. The Hazards of Travel in Turkey; 31. The End of Zeitun; 32. The Accords of London and Ankara; 33. Life under the Nationalist Regime. 

Appendix A: Memorandum of W. Nesbitt Chambers of Near East Relief Relating to the Marash Disturbances of January 21 to February 10, 1920; Appendix B: Extracts from the Diary of YMCA Secretary Crathern Concerning the Siege and War in Marash, January 20 to February 11, 1920; Appendix C: Portions of a Report of Auguste Bernau to the American Consul J. B. Jackson, Aleppo, 21 September 1916; Notes; Bibliography